Everton vs Liverpool: The MERSEYSIDE DERBY, a game no one in Liverpool looking to – Everton reporter book | Football news

I was asked this week if I was looking at Derby 245th Merseyside derby in Goodison Park. I think most Evertonians – or Liverpools in this regard – will recognize not to look at it in reality. It is a game that just needs to win, at any cost, and only then you can really enjoy it.

As a public blue sports reporter, the last Derby League in Godson Park will not only be a nervous experience, but also a very emotional experience.

I always remember that Rafa Benitez took Stephen Gerrard in Derby once in Goodison because he suggested that he was playing with his heart, not his head. Of course, Everton will need to take this into consideration as they enter this game as well. I am sure that the atmosphere inside Judison on Wednesday would be fierce as the “old lady” has ever seen.

One of the great things about Derby Week is to remember the good, the ugly and the ugly of the previous games – and my memory is full of three.

As a fan, he was 4-4 in the cup and Andy Kings is an intermediary in Godison, but then there was Glin Kelly Derby, the defender on the lock that was expelled early in the game only for Ian Rush, everyone is afraid of Everton fans about his strangeness and Derby goals, To register four.

The difficult part was that I bought a ticket at the last minute of the Reds fan outside the ground and I had to sit next to it at the end of the park for its entire cap. Keep apologizing, poor.

However, that was when she became the club’s journalist officer in the late 1990s when she got a real vision about the extent of these games and private. Goodison games were the only living experience that I can enjoy due to a self -prohibition to go to the ANFIELD of these games.

I was exposed to a delegate as a supporter of the Ronnie Rosental winner in the 44th minute in the eighties, and to say that the levels of tension rose as a club employee who was somewhat low.

My first experience was working with director Joe Roel, who seemed to have not touched Midas against Liverpool. His first responsible match, two years ago, achieved 2-0 victory with Duncan Ferguson and RIDOUT to secure the famous victory for “Dogs of War”.

There were some dark days of the blue side of the city at the time, and it is fair to say that Liverpool took control of the match in recent years with some heavy heavy lines as well, but it always seems when the chips drop when Everton pulled out a performance outside the bag.

One of the games that escalated for good and bad reasons came in October 1997. Everton was struggling again at the wrong end of the table under Haward Kendall. Nobody saw a result on that day – especially I – because it was indeed a season of real pressure and stress. But before the end of the first half, the corner was put in Will that Neil Roddock threw a defensive head in his goal. Goodison went crazy – and got a little.

Part of my duties at that time included reading the teams outside the Palestinian Authority system and also announcing the goals. I enthusiastically declared to 40,000 inside the ground: “Gifts of top scorer for Furron, Neil Rudok!”

You can also imagine, met with full approval from the GOODISON crowd, or certainly most of them. I was then summoned to the meeting hall after the then President, Sir Philip Carter, told me that he was an uncontrolled, a crime, I owned, of course, immediately.

Humor is very clear in my path, to this day. So I think REDS fans have taken them in a good spirit.

When I joined the club in 2013, then I remember the then manager Roberto Martinez, when I heard not to attend Anfield, he told me that I should go to the game. I stick to my feet and saved myself, the shock of watching Everton, tearing it in a 4-0 defeat.

Again this time, Everton finds themselves going to the game as a weak with Liverpool Top from the league and fly – but, as they say in Derbies, Formbook comes out of the window.

David moyes knows everything about the passion and importance of Derby Merseyside and with both sides 41 games won each in GODON competitors at Everton’s famous home.